Medieval Dynasty (PS5)

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In this time of feudalism, turn your small piece of land into a home and your village into a flourishing city with an expanding sphere of influence. Take those first steps towards creating your own village filled with unique characters by building your first house. This has a huge impact on the progression which is to continue stories you are in for a slow walk across half the map. The story is missing synchronization and traveling the vast distances between villages is exhausting because of missing fast travel points. Unless you decide to interact with anyone else, the first person you would encounter and strike a conversation with would be the castellan who will give you your first set of quests, provides a bit of exposition by explaining to you that you can just take any piece of land you want to start your own town, and reminding you that you are on the hook for taxes to the king.

With the exception of the skill trees implementation, the rest of the RPG/Adventure elements fall flat. In general, talking to characters was my least favorite part of the game, and in big part due to this. At some points the lines you are exchanging with the NPCs makes the whole exercise feel like an awkward play your teachers would force you to participate in back in elementary school.I couldn’t tell you if this happens in absolutely every single menu, but it happened enough that it was noticeable. And second, it serves as a vehicle that you can use to learn about the world, and, most importantly, the many, many mechanics you have at your disposal to interact with said world.

the game sits right now with a coveted “Very Positive” score on Steam and a respectable 73 metacritic score at the time of writing.As you hunt for food, gather resources, and craft equipment, build a house, establish a thriving village, and start a family, you’ll experience many unique gameplay experiences across genres. Medieval Dynasty does have a few short-comings, that I feel came from trying to over-reach on what the game experience was supposed to be, but in essence it accomplishes the mixing of two different genres into one slick gameplay experience for the most part. Hunt and cultivate your land, build your home and expand your village into a flourishing medieval town. Tough winters and unexpected events challenge your skills and dexterity as you strive to build your own legacy. Additionally make sure your User-Agent is not empty and is something unique and descriptive and try again.